The Materiality Doctrine is a legal standard in private securities litigation that belongs to the class of judicial doctrines governing disclosure requirements, distinguished by its focus on whether an omitted or misrepresented fact would have been viewed by a reasonable investor as significantly altering the total mix of information available.
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Aristotle's Doctrine of the Material Substrate
Sheldon M. Cohen · The Philosophical Review · 1984 · 91 citations
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